Vik Rehman

[Vik Rehman @djmafa]

@jennyscherries Hi

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

Ive been everywhere on planet earth and I promise you American women are the most degenerate.

Its not even close.

They are the most agressive, the most fucked, the most likely to use the cops to destroy you.

Courts, divorce all of it.

The system helps them.

Avoid.

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

Real estate in Dubai may lose up to 70% of its value by 2026

The real estate market index has already fallen by 20%, wiping out all price increases from 2025.

Potential buyers are unwilling to invest in assets that could lose another 30-50% of their value in the coming months.

In the case of a prolonged conflict in the Middle East, property prices in Dubai could drop by 50% by the summer of 2026, and if the war continues, the decline could reach 60-70%.

Dubai has already nearly emptied. Many investors from East Asia have moved their capital to Singapore and Hong Kong, while Europeans and Russians have started seeking refuge in Turkey, Thailand, and Cyprus.

Escorts and info-peddlers, who once filled the city, have also left. Without them, demand for luxury real estate and services has fallen.

Investors have started offloading assets at reduced prices. Geopolitical tensions, missile threats, and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have turned Dubai into a risk zone.

Even if the war ends quickly, Dubai will not return to its former levels.

Its geographic location near Iran and Saudi Arabia has become vulnerable. The illusion of stability has been shattered.

[👑 Royal Intel @RoyalIntel_]

🚨DAMN! @DanBilzerian with zero fucks given on live stream says “I would sign up tomorrow and go kill Israelis” 😳😳😳😳

[Hadidi @hdrnssr]

In Iran, pedophiles get publicly executed.
In America, they get offered the presidency.

Pretty obvious which ‘regime’ needs to be changed.

[Vik Rehman @djmafa]

@almarar_hassan @MarioNawfal US consulate is in Al Seef area, Dubai. Look it up before making dumb statements

[Travel.gc.ca @TravelGoC]

You should leave the #UnitedArabEmirates as soon as you can secure a flight option. The airspace is subject to intermittent, temporary and partial closures.
https://t.co/hzW56APeml

[Vik Rehman @djmafa]

@CanadainUAE I am stuck in Dubai. Being a citizen of Canada, are there any ways to get back home to Canada?

[Vik Rehman @djmafa]

@CanadainUAE I am stuck in Dubai. Being a citizen of Canada, are there any ways to get back home to Canada?

[Dan Bilzerian @DanBilzerian]

There is absolutely no justification for attacking Iran.

The only country we should be attacking is Israel.

Our country is controlled by jewish pedophiles and this war is to distract from the Epstein coverup.

[Arfa Feroz Zake @ArfaSays_]

BCCI must file a complaint against Jasprit Bumrah for mocking Rafale of Indian Air force!😂 #AsiaCup

[Mohsin Ali @Mohsin_o2]

Yup, that's exactly how Rafales went down.

[Wajahat Kazmi @KazmiWajahat]

Bumrah showing how Indian Rafales were shot down by Pakistan!

[Indus Sentinel Grid @ISGofficial_]

The Dawn Of Muslim Alliance: Pakistan At The Core

The recent Israeli strike on Doha, Qatar has shaken the Muslim world and awakened a long-suppressed desire for unity. What Israel intended as an act of intimidation has instead sparked a historic transformation across the Ummah. In response, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have signed a Strategic Mutual Defense Pact, declaring that any aggression against either will be treated as aggression against both. This agreement is more than just a treaty; it is the foundation of a new pan-Islamic defense order with Pakistan at its core. One by one, Arab and Muslim nations are now preparing to join this bloc, with Qatar, Türkiye, the UAE, Egypt, Kuwait, and Jordan very soon expected to align themselves under Pakistan’s protective shield. The age of scattered responses is ending, and a united front is beginning to rise, anchored firmly by Pakistan’s strength.

Pakistan does not enter this alliance as just another participant; it steps in as the shield of the Arab world, the sword of the Ummah. It is battle-hardened, nuclear-armed, and technologically advanced, proven on the battlefield against far larger enemies. Only months ago, it crushed India’s Operation Sindoor, shooting down seven frontline aircraft including Rafales, Su-30MKIs, Mirage 2000s, and MiG-29UPGs. Its counterstrike, Operation Bunyan al-Marsoos, struck over thirty Indian military sites and destroyed their prized S-400 air defense systems. That victory turned Pakistan into a symbol of strength for the entire Muslim world, a power willing and able to guard fellow Muslim nations when threatened. Arab capitals now look to Islamabad not just as an ally, but as the pillar that will secure their lands and skies.

Pakistan’s role as a guardian of Muslim causes is not new. It remains the only country to have downed Israeli jets during the Arab-Israel wars while covertly flying under Arab flags. Pakistani pilots won respect and gratitude across the Arab world, proving that Pakistan would stand with its brothers when it mattered most. This history gives Pakistan a unique moral authority to lead today’s defense revival. Saudi Arabia brings unmatched wealth, energy influence, and diplomatic reach, while Pakistan brings hardened warriors, cutting-edge technology, and nuclear deterrence. Together, they are building the command core of a new Muslim defense bloc led by Pakistan that will gradually expand until the entire Arab and Muslim world stands united behind it.

Plans are already being laid for joint command structures, shared air defense networks, collective arms production, and coordinated counter-terrorism operations. Once complete, this alliance will be the largest unified Muslim military force in modern history, rooted in the Quranic principle of mutual protection. It will be more than a military pact; it will be a declaration that Muslim dignity will never again be trampled. For the first time in modern history, the Muslim world will have its own protective bastion, and that bastion will be Pakistan.

The rise of this bloc has stunned major powers. The United States sees its monopoly over Gulf security beginning to crumble, while Israel now faces the prospect of united Muslim deterrence. China quietly welcomes the alliance as a stabilizing force for its trade routes, and Russia eyes opportunities for defense and energy partnerships. The balance of power is shifting, and at the center of this shift stands Pakistan, no longer confined to South Asia but emerging as the military shield of the Arab and Muslim world.

What began as an Israeli attempt to intimidate the Muslim world has instead ignited its unification. The Pakistan–Saudi pact is only the opening chapter of a far greater story. One by one, Muslim nations are rallying to stand under Pakistan’s protection. The age of division is over. The age of Muslim power, led and secured by Pakistan, has begun.

[The Daily CPEC @TheDailyCPEC]

🚨BREAKING: UAE and Qatar set to join Saudi Arabia in a landmark joint defence pact with Pakistan.

[The Daily CPEC @TheDailyCPEC]

🚨BREAKING: Pakistan Air Force becomes the first ever military force in the world to shoot down 4.5th Generation Aircrafts

[Vik Rehman @djmafa]

https://t.co/0pSfHbOn1z

[Ahtasham Riaz @ahtashamriaz22]

Muhammad Rizwan & Babar Azam are fulfilling Sajid Khan's wish.

- Absolute Cinema 🥶

#PAKvWI #PAKvsWI #PakistanCricket